Joey Pizzolato
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Open Standard's 'shared stablecoin' goes live (opens the original)
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Open Standard's anticipated OUSD stablecoin is live, three months after the initiative was first announced. The launch comes less than a week after Open Standard formalized its governance structure, founding partners and leadership. "Stablecoins should be better money. Today, they fall short. OUSD is built to change that," Open Standard CEO Zach Abrams said in a post on the social network X. Top use cases for the digital currency include settlement, institutional trading, corporate treasury, and
Mastercard adds AI to analyze supplier payments (opens the original)
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MIAMI — Mastercard is embedding artificial intelligence into supplier payment analytics to help businesses get a better picture of accounts payable. The payment network at Sibos Monday rolled out Advanced B2B Analytics at, a card acceptance analytics platform that helps businesses find more efficient ways to pay their suppliers. Johannesburg, South Africa-based Absa Group and UAE-based Emirates NBD are among the first financial institutions to offer the product to its customers. "We believe ther
Citi extends fiat-stablecoin interoperability with Coinbase (opens the original)
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MIAMI — Citi took two steps on Monday to expand the reach of its digital asset infrastructure as the bank looks to make funds more fluid. Citi and Coinbase are working to make stablecoins and fiat more interoperable. At the same time, the New York-based bank is expanding its tokenized deposit to two new markets. The moves are part of the bank's larger strategy to connect digital asset infrastructure with traditional finance infrastructure to release what Citi CEO Jane Fraser called "trapped liqu
Open Standard's stablecoin business begins to take shape (opens the original)
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Open Standard, the nascent stablecoin consortium with more than 140 partners across banking, payments, fintech, and crypto, took steps to formalize its governance structure, founding partners, and leadership as the company prepares to issue OpenUSD later this year. The updates formalize the initiative — which was first announced in June — and increase the company's competitive relevance among stablecoin issuers, according to Vasundhara Govil, an analyst at Keefe Bruyette & Woods. "While Open Sta
How more BNPL usage is increasing risk for banks (opens the original)
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Consumers continue to use buy now/pay later loans for everything from tech gadgets to groceries, and it's creating risk for banks. Most BNPL loans are not furnished to the credit reporting agencies, which creates a blind spot for banks that underwrite loans to consumers. "BNPL is still largely invisible debt," Anna Kooi, a partner at Wipfli, told American Banker. "Most pay-in-four loans don't appear on a credit report, so a bank underwriting a credit card, auto loan or mortgage may be working fr
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